Exploiting TO's injury

TheEnforcer · 02-01-2005

How far is too far? And is it different than a defensive player?

For example. If you have a defensive lineman that has a leg injury I wouldn't heitate for a seond as a coach to run right at him and use all legal blocking techniques to put as much pressure on that injured leg as possible.

Is it ok if a receiver has an injured shoulder for example that you play a ton of bump and run and make it a point when jamming him at the line you hit that injured shoulder as hard as you can every time you play bump and run and try and jam them at the line?

Personally as long as it is within the boundaries set by the rules I have no problems with it. What say you?

02-01-2005	#1
TheEnforcer Scored VIP to Anton's Piss Tank Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 8,781	How far is too far? And is it different than a defensive player? For example. If you have a defensive lineman that has a leg injury I wouldn't heitate for a seond as a coach to run right at him and use all legal blocking techniques to put as much pressure on that injured leg as possible. Is it ok if a receiver has an injured shoulder for example that you play a ton of bump and run and make it a point when jamming him at the line you hit that injured shoulder as hard as you can every time you play bump and run and try and jam them at the line? Personally as long as it is within the boundaries set by the rules I have no problems with it. What say you?